What’s the moral framework here? Globalization, financialization, and deregulation got you all this good cheap stuff to buy in the first place.
If you’re a de—growth proponent it should never have been available. The supply chain crisis is one of the best things that’s ever happened.
But if you think it’s actually bad, what’s the argument here? It would be better to have always lived as if in the jaws of a disaster, to avoid the hedonic adjustment when one actually strikes?
If you’re a de—growth proponent it should never have been available. The supply chain crisis is one of the best things that’s ever happened.
But if you think it’s actually bad, what’s the argument here? It would be better to have always lived as if in the jaws of a disaster, to avoid the hedonic adjustment when one actually strikes?